Abstract
For an arbitrary self-affine measure defined by a self-affine iterated function system and a family of probability weights, it is proven in this article that, if a self-affine measure is a spectral measure, then the probability weights must be equal and measure non-overlap holds in a weaker sense. In particular, all spectral integral self-affine measures satisfy the OSC.
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